I don’t have a lot of pictures or I just can’t find them!

What I remember most was Johnny accepting me into the family like he knew me all my life, I was 16 and now I had a big brother. He was there whenever I needed someone!
As I got older, married and had kids of my own he never missed calling me on my birthday and every couple of months I would get a call or a text 
Hey Kimmie How’s it going!

You will be greatly missed big brother, I love you so much!


I have very fond memories of good times with Johnny, many of which were on our bikes. One of the most memorable adventures was our trip to Washington. The purpose of the trip was to meet and ride with cast members of Sons of Anarchy and couple of band members from Disturbed. As expected, it was a wild, fun filled weekend of riding, concerts, meeting new friends and lots of laughs. Leave it to johnny.. He found the  woman too... and desert with every meal. 

We spent countless hours on the porch contemplating the next ride, the next day, the next adventure knocking back a few coronas with a back wood in our hands. 

For me, our rides are not over and johnny will always be in my thoughts and my mind each and every time I jump on my bike. But that's for now..

We will do this again, Brother... I know you will be waiting for me when it is time for our next ride.

Johnny will be missed by all of his friends and co-workers at United Rentals.  Johnny was one of the most positive people I have ever worked with, he never had a bad thing to say and never complained. He was always willing to lend a hand or work late when needed. His sense of humor could always brighten your day and you could always count on a detailed explanation of what he was doing or how it had to be done.  Johnny was always there and I still expect to see him when I walk out to the shop. RIP my friend you are missed by all of us. 

Johhny you will truly be missed. First memories I have is of you and lori pulling up across the street at Bud &Minnie's. I would run over and we would talk bikes an racing.  Over the years we grew apart. But everytime I seen you you would ask how I was doing even if you were struggling. You treated like I was your own child. You told me when I got sick to never stop fighting. It would show that little girl of mine the wrong path to take.  Thanks for always being a big brother 

Love the Walker's

One of my favorite memories from when I graduated .. we miss you grandpa , love you. 

Hey Johnny i was in the neighborhood you always told me i could stop by. one of the nicest, calm, warm heart'd person iv had the pleasure of meeting my friend. Just wanna say your legacy lives on threw your kids and i'l always keep an eye out for Jason as you know hes like a brother to me.  Take care my friend and you'll never be forgotten much love respect.

Sharing for Kay.  Photo of the car that the family had a bad accident that messed up Aunt Betty's cheek bone.  Johnny was a little one.

One thing I will forever remember about my grandpa is his love of dirt bikes ! My grandpa taught me majority of what I know about dirt bikes. Another thing I will forever remember is his sense of humor and his jokes in serious and non-serious moments. I remember one time I was going out to eat with him and I had put on a nice t-shirt and a new pair of jeans. When my grandpa got to my house to pick me up he looked at with me with the most serious look I’ve ever seen him do and he said “ you’re wearing that. “ I looked at him and kinda stuttered and said ‘ w.. w.. well ya I was gonna but I can change “ he laughed and said “ no sweetie I was just kidding “ and from that point on any time he seen me he would always sarcastically say “ you’re wearing that “ and that was kind of our ‘ inside joke ‘ I guess you could say. he will forever be miss , I love you grandpa. 

One thing my dad was known for was his extremely detailed driving directions that he could give to just about anywhere. He’d use landmarks, and memories, and stories. Usually about halfway through him explaining how to get somewhere, I was no longer able to track where he was talking about. But I’d keep listening because it made him feel like he was helping so much. I’d just sit there and say “uh-huh” over and over. One day, my husband, the boys, and I were meeting up with him and he left me a really long voicemail because he wanted to make sure we didn’t have any trouble getting to him. It was so long that when I was listening to it, I forgot that it was a voicemail. I started saying, “Uh-huh, uh-huh, okay, love you, bye.” I hung up the phone and my husband had a confused look on his face and said, “I thought you were listening to your voicemail.” I laughed so hard and then said, “Oh yeah, I was.” 

Johnny will be missed here at work.  He was always such a positive guy to work with and always had a good story to tell.  No way to replace such a happy smiling guy!!  RIP Johnny ❤️

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Johnny Ray Haddock

16 diciembre, 1954 – 22 octubre, 2018

Lakewood Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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